Your furnace died at midnight in January. It's -15°F in Minneapolis. You need heat by tomorrow — and you don't want to pay emergency HVAC contractor rates.
Your Options When the Furnace Dies in Minnesota
Most Minneapolis HVAC contractors charge 1.5–2x for emergency calls. A $5,000 replacement becomes $8,000–$10,000 for emergency service. There's a better way.
Buy the same name-brand furnace the pros install — shipped factory-direct to your door. No middleman, 5-star rated, and financing available.
Factory-Direct Emergency Replacement
Furnace Direct keeps Goodman furnaces in stock at our Minneapolis warehouse. If you call after hours, we ship first thing in the morning.
Here's how to move fast:
- Find your existing furnace's model number (on the data plate inside the furnace door)
- Run it through our Model Number Lookup to find your replacement
- Call a licensed Minneapolis HVAC installer for next-day installation (labor only)
Emergency Preparedness: Minnesota Edition
The worst time to research furnace options is at midnight in January. Bookmark this page. Know your model number. If your furnace is 15+ years old and struggling, consider replacing it before the polar vortex hits — not during. We serve emergency replacements across all Minnesota service areas.
Get your furnace replaced.
Tell us a little about your home and what you're replacing. A specialist will call you to work out exactly what you need, go over the price, and get it replaced. No obligation.